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Login Times for Users

How would I access Log In Times for users? If I use the command users I I get the current users but just their names. If I could get the current users and their login time that would be awesome. If I could get their IP address that would be really, really awesome!

Code:

$ who

colucix    :0          2009-02-19 18:40 (console)

colucix    pts/0        2009-02-19 18:40

colucix    pts/1        2009-02-19 22:44

pippo      pts/2        2009-02-19 23:05 (192.168.0.11)

another command to try would be 'last'
current users would show as 'still logged in'
as such

Code:

root    pts/3        :0.1            Thu Feb 19 14:43  still logged in  

root    pts/2        :0.0            Thu Feb 19 13:59  still logged in  

root    pts/1        :0.0            Thu Feb 19 13:37  still logged in  

root    pts/0        :0.0            Thu Feb 19 10:33 - 13:59  (03:25)    

root    :0                            Thu Feb 19 10:32  still logged in  

root    tty1                          Thu Feb 19 10:29  still logged in  

reboot  system boot  2.6.27.15-170.2. Thu Feb 19 10:28          (06:16)    

root    pts/1        :0.1            Thu Feb 19 01:01 - down  (08:54)    

root    pts/0        :0.0            Wed Feb 18 23:43 - down  (10:12)    

root    :0                            Wed Feb 18 23:27 - down  (10:28)    

reboot  system boot  2.6.27.12-170.2. Wed Feb 18 23:26          (10:29)    

root    pts/0        :0.0            Wed Feb 18 11:35 - down  (11:05)

Quote:

Originally Posted by lvlr

If I could get the current users and their login time that would be awesome. If I could get their IP address that would be really, really awesome!

The w(1) command should answer those questions as well.

Thanks for the help guys!

Thanks for the help guys! That worked great!
:)